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Guys,

 

Regretful sale, but the time has come have lost the interest in this car, have owned it for 7 years.

 

1997 build gtr in midnight purple, vspec

 

Not in showroom condition

 

16-000 thousand k's all country kms since I owned car, brought in 2010 with 90k on the clock,

 

Has a broken front lip where I hit a rabbit at night, a slight crack in bumper when hit the rabbit

 

Got a hole in rear turbo gasket exhaust side

 

Still has custom plates " R33gtr"

 

Start price @ $20 thousand, but make an offer, really want this car gone.. serious offers will be considered.

 

I know it's not in the best conition but at the end of the day it is still a series 3 gtr in midnight purple.

 

Will try get more photos up

 

Thanks jake

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Thanks guys

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On 31/07/2017 at 1:48 PM, wytnte said:

Guys,
 
Regretful sale, but the time has come have lost the interest in this car, have owned it for 7 years.
 
1997 build gtr in midnight purple, vspec
 
Not in showroom condition
 
16-000 thousand k's all country kms since I owned car, brought in 2010 with 90k on the clock,
 
Has a broken front lip where I hit a rabbit at night, a slight crack in bumper when hit the rabbit
 
Got a hole in rear turbo gasket exhaust side
 
Still has custom plates " R33gtr"
 
Start price @ $20 thousand, but make an offer, really want this car gone.. serious offers will be considered.
 
I know it's not in the best conition but at the end of the day it is still a series 3 gtr in midnight purple.
 
Will try get more photos up
 
Thanks jake

 
Thanks guys
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On 8/2/2017 at 10:34 AM, admS15 said:

More like, fairly priced for the overall condition. Definitely good buying and cheap in the current jdm craze climate.

IMO cars that are "fairly" priced don't sell in a matter of hours...particularly 20+ year old classics...even a couple of days is quick. I say underpriced because another 2-3k on this would still have moved it on in less than a week.

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